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r 104 _ __.._.____.___.____~___.__~__._ ... __._~_+______ ____+__. __po __.____________ ~~ ._________~_ _____ ___ _________.___~._______._____~_ __ __nO. n_. - . -- - . -" - -- . --- -- - -. __ __. _ ,_. ~ _ -" _ _ ." _ _~ _' __ _ _ _,_ . _,.'.. _ _ _ _ _' _ _ _ C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. ._ . _ . _ _ ____. - -- _. .- -- -----'-------- -..... ----_._--~---_.~-----_._-- ,-----~------- ----- -~ ------~----- ---_._----_._~~--*--- ---------.....------ --~~----_._----- --- - ._-.- -- -- -- - --- -- ----- ------ -------------- - -- - --- - -+-- ---- --~----- -- -- .- - --. ----- ~ - - - ---. --------~- --- ------- -.---- ---- ~- ------------ -~- - - - - - -- -- .. - - ~ . - - , . -. - - ..- - - - . - . . - - - --~----~---------_..,..-- ._-_._----~-- ~._-~---,------ ~----------~_.- -~--- -- -- --- ------_._----~------~ --_._---~-~---_._------- ; I 19 i motion was made by Brownson and seconded by Hawn that the Mayor appoint a committee of three to confer with three members of the Eugene Water Board. Councilman Farrington stated he did not believe that the members of the Council could meet the Water Board committee on even terms as members of the Council were probably not sufficiently informed to confer with engineers. It was pointed out that the Water Board was asking only that the committee meet members of the water Board and there would be no engineers present. The question was called for and on roll call councilmen voting aye were: Koppe, Farrington, Brownson, Sarette, Hawn, and Davis; councilmen voting no: Stewart; absent: Pennington. The committee appointed by 'Mayor Large were A. U. Farrington, A. L. Hawn, and Ira O. Stewart. The Recorder reported that a request had been reoeived from. F. K., Davis aSking for permission for the Veteran's Organization to have a parade at 3:00 P.M May 30th, the parade to start from 5th and Willamette, south on Willamette to 11th, East on 11th to High, north on High to the Baptist'Churoh where services would be held. Mr. Davis had said Colonel Waller would be in charge of the parade. On'motion made, seoonded, and oarried, this request was granted.", "' ,.' I !-..l. .~~; f""', .~,. ~ The Recorder reported that mDre than sufficient funds to pay interest on all imporvement bonds had already .been credited to the Improvement Bond Interest Fund and asked permission that beginning June 1st, all interest collected as well as the prinmipal accounts be credited to the Improvement Bond Sinking. Fund. The following resolution regarding the suggestion was read and on motion made, seconded, and carried was,adopted. RES 0 L UTI 0 N .., - .- - .- - - - - - 20 WHEREAS, there has heretqfbre been carried on the books of the City'of Eugene a naccount known as the Improvement Bmnd Interest Fund, and there is at this time in said account sufficient funds to meet all interest on Improvement Bonds, WHEREAS, there are 'still funds to come in to the Improve- ment Bond Interest Fund, Therefore BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL of the City of Eugene, that no further funds shall be placed in the Improvement Bond Interest Fund, but that all funds coming in from. intere$ on future payments shall be applied directly to the Improve- ment Bond Sinking Fund. I 21 A letter of resignation as a member of the Council was read from John W. I Penningtoh. Mr. Pennington explained that he'had taken a p,osition';with the United States Departmen t of Justice 'and . was now in Washington, D. C. and wolD;d be away from Eugene for some time. ,J(inotion was made. by Browllson and seconded by Koppe that the resignation be aocepted was c.arried. '~Councilman stewart stated he wished to recommend the appointment of Calvin Crumbaker as Councilman from Ward Two to take the place of Mr. Pennington.' He .stated Mr. Crumbaker was a resident of this ward, a heavy property owner, and head of the Business Administration Department at the U~iversity. M;~~9:r ~t~~ stated he b~lieved Mr. Crumbaker wolild be an asset to the Council and "one that the pouncll would be pleased to work wi th and that he was glad to appoint Mr. Crumbaker as Councilman fron Ward Two to take Mr. Pennington's place. A motion was made, seconded, and carried, that this appointment be confirmed. On motion the meeting adjourned. ~. I ~